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Wimi Ice Cream – Chatuchak’s Thai Coconut Ice Cream Sailed To 321 Clementi
Thai coconut ice cream is no stranger to anyone who visited the Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok. Having said that, a cold dessert in hand is usually the perfect solution to combat the hot weather....
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5 Old School Ways You Can Enjoy Your King’s Potong Ice Cream
The Singapore weather has been getting immensely hot. Other than hiding in an air-conditioned room, having a cold dessert such as the King’s Potong Ice Cream is just pure enjoyment. “Ring Ring Ring!” I...
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Birds Of Paradise Gelato Boutique – Gelato Of Natural, Delicate Flavours at...
You would be forgiven if you have thought Birds Of Paradise Gelato Boutique is at Jurong Bird Park. No. The gelato shop is located at 63 East Coast Road, right next to the iconic Katong “Red House...
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Apiary Cafe – Rich, Creamy Ice Cream At Neil Road, A Tad Sweet
”Apa ini Apiary?” Apiary, pronounced as “eh-pee-er-ee”, is a place where beehives are kept, honey are contained, somewhere to satisfy your sweet cravings (literally) along Neil Road. There is something...
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Venchi – Italian Chocolates And Gelato At Marina Bay Sands
Italian chocolate and gelato brand Venchi opens another outlet at Marina Bay Sands. The other branch is at Takashimaya basement Ngee Ann City. Venchi is said to avoid industrial bases when producing...
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Canvas Gelato – Quaint Ice Cream Cafe At Central Square
Another gelato café. Is Canvas Gelato just like the others out there? Located near the lift lobby of Central Square, one building next to Central Perk Singapore, Canvas Gelato sells gelato, waffles...
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10 Best Gelato Shops In Singapore – Cool Off With Sweet Treats And Fun...
With the the constant warm weather, gelato cafes in Singapore continue to open in various corners, serving sweet treats to cool us down. The fun thing is many of these gelato shops also serve up varied...
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aROMA Gelato Experience – Smooth, Sticky Italian Gelato At Arab Street And...
My Italian food tour guide previously told me how to spot good gelato even before eating them, ”They shouldn’t be piled up like mountains. Best if they are covered by lids in round metal containers.”...
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Dopa Dopa – Artisanal Gelato Cafe With Creamy Roasted Pistachio And Hojicha...
During a trip to Italy, the tour guide told us ”Don’t trust shops with gelato piled up like mountains, but those kept within metallic containers”. He also told us to look out for the colours of the...
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Camaca – Gorgeous Cafe Serving “Giant Macarons” Which Are Actually Gelato, At...
”Are these macarons? They are huge.” Every customer that walked into Camaca at King Albert Park asked the SAME question the hour or so I was there. I was seating near the counter and saw the endless...
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Pobo Gelato – Artisanal Italian Gelato Café, Hidden Within West Coast...
Attention all Westies. Feels like there is nothing happening in the West of Singapore these few months (in terms of café openings), but hey hey, there is actually a hidden gem within West Coast...
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Denzy – Gelato Cafe Found At Bishan Bus Interchange, Offering Unique Flavours...
There are a number of popular gelato cafes found within the HDB residential estates, such Creamier at Toa Payoh and Tiong Bahru, FatCat Ice Cream Bar at Bedok North, Cottontail Creamery at Serangoon...
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Creamier – Popular Ice Cream Cafe At Toa Payoh Reopening At… Toa Payoh (8th Oct)
So Creamier Toa Payoh has closed and will be re-opening at Toa Payoh again. (Actually, we all kind of suspected this would happen.) The new Creamier Toa Payoh will be opening its doors on 08 October...
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OCD Cafe – Obsessive Chocolat Desire Café At Ang Mo Kio, Opens Till 1AM Fri &...
Chocolate lovers will be thrilled to know find an OCD Café at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10. Not Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, but Obsessive Chocolat Desire – for the love of both chocolates and ice cream. It...
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Sweet Cheeks Gelato – NEW Gelato Cafe Near Potong Pasir Has Delicious Crispy...
While I was walking towards River South (Hoe Nam) Prawn Noodle (Lao Zhong Zhong Eating House is also just opposite), I spotted a gelato café a few shops away. Gelato cafes seem to be making a small...
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Carmen’s Best – Famous Premium Ice Cream Brand From The Philippines Arrives...
Another first has arrived in Singapore. Premium ice cream brand Carmen’s Best from The Philippines has opened its first overseas store, setting camp at Capitol Singapore (previously known as “Capitol...
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Monarchs & Milkweed Gelato – Gelato Cafe With Unique Flavours Such As Burnt...
After the success of Birds Of Paradise (do you know they are Michelin-listed?), more botanical-flavoured gelato shops are opening up in Singapore. The latest include Bread & Butterfly By Saveur (at...
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Butterknife Folk – Gelato Shop With Creative Flavours At Funan, Offering...
Talk about some of Singaporean’s favourite indie gelato cafes in Singapore, they include Creamier, Birds Of Paradise and Dopa Dopa. Butterknife Folk at River Valley Road has been slowly building its...
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10 NEW Gelato Cafes In Singapore – Serving Creative Flavours From Chicken...
After DFD’s last ice cream post on 12 Must-Try Ice Cream Cafes In Singapore, I realised that there are no less than 15 NEW gelato cafes that opened in Singapore the last year. This could partly be the...
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SugarTree Gelato – Gelato Cafe With Banana Milk, Keylime Cheesecake And...
From the team that bought to you Two Bakers, SugarTree Gelato is their latest venture and features an assortment of gelato made from scratch using all-natural premium ingredients. For those who are not...
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